Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-04-13
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COE2NF1E2E MAIN AND FOURTH SITS
The Only Exclusively Wholesale Dry Goods House in Fort WORTH

June 2614c; July 371lc. Oats firm for cash, but
nothing in options; 277l028l4c; May 272lc bid /;
June 28c bid CornmeaI active at 81 co..
Flax seed nominal at 81 90 Provisions drm er
and more doing Pork-old mees SIS 90; new
mess $l8 90. Lard nominal at s. %. Dry salt
meats-bOxed, shout ieTs $6 CO.; long clear
S. I21a; clear ribs So %; short clear S. so.
Observation-Disclosures, SIS so; long clear IS 75G8 so;
clear ribs S. SIX; short clear SO 0OG9 12H.
Hams-$l1 5O0I4 90.
CHICAGO, ILL, April 1.-THE wheat mar
kes q 'iet and generally easier thosgh at close
values were higher than yesterday. Foreign
advices were dull and quoted at downward
tendency IN prices. Rain was reported IN the
wess and southwest though not general. Crop
advices from Indiana being unfaVOrable very
few outside orders were received. and local OPP
orators generally appeared content in watching
the market. Receipts continue fair. Clear
ings from Atlantic seabOards aggregated IT,
900 bushels Market opened shade easier at 81 sc
for May delivery, broke off to S2}Gc, rallied to
S3H0S31zc, and closing for the cay a: SO. Re
ceipts OF corn larger, and here was steady
pressure to cell, which caused May to decline
to $3.50, where the market closed for the day
at &c Low er than the close yesterday. Pork
rhOWed no change; lard apo"t sc higher early
Ia the day. but closed a shade easier. Shorts
were anxious purchasers of short ribs, and
the markeE was up zoe early in the day, but
broke off f5@271Ic and closed 5@7Hc lower
than. yesterday Leading futures closed close
May SAC; June s01Ic; July Sic.
Corn No. 2, April 341Ic; May 3825c;
June, 4Ot4c; July, A9sC. mess pOrk-AprllI
$40 IS; May, S21 90; June, 81 90. Lard-Abril,
81 As; May, 81 81; June, 81 57&i July, 81 %.
Short ribs-April, S. 35; May, S. 421s; June,
S. BY; July S. 60. Cash quotatons-four,
steady and unchanged; No. spring wheat,
78408ITc; No. 2 red, SI5C; No. corn, $40
SC; mess pork, $2l IS; lard, As; snort ribs
sides, loose, IS So; dry sailed shoulders, boxed,
S6 l006 25 short clear sides, boxed, S. 70GS IS.
NV YORK, April l2.-Flour-Market dull
and in buyers favor. Wheat-SpOt lots 1zGS4C
lower, with moderate stir to export trading;
options opened steady and lamer, eClined a tri
he, subsequently advanced 44@15c and closed
tive; spot No. red, 9l34G9l7lc, store side; 92c,
elevator; optional nominal 9l%c; May 9l6
69l1Ic, closed at 9l15c; June 81 \ 69l15c,
closed SIC; July 9OXc, closed Ol'sc,
at $780, August 9O14G9O24c, closed at 90isC.
COrn-Spot lots shade easier and dull; options
opened 164 lower, closed steady; decline
recovered; speculation very moderate; spot
No. 4.15c elevator, 502S@50bc deliyered;
May 49]564914e, closed 49Ac; June ASH 949c,
closed 49ci July 1910, closed az 1919,
Oofee-spot fair Rio firm, and options
April Sl3 1913 80; May $l3 Sj0l4 90; June Sl3 80
0140O; July $l4 00@l 90; Aug lst 81 l,9
IA 30; September $14 15G14 40; October $l4 81
OLA As; November $l4 1904 so; December
SI4 So OLA So; February S14 25614 So. Sugar
dull and nominal; refined, quiet; white, ex
ira G, 4z565c; yellow, 4150414c; cOnfectiouers'
A, 9I605]C; standard a, 5 5l6c; granulated,
) ll-I665Xc. MoIasses easier. 50-test 1870
Rice quietand steady PORK moderately active
Cut meats firm. Lard Openea 4G6 points higher
and closed with the advance lost; spot 81 800
I II; May ST 1901 II; June 81 1907 IS; July
ST STAT &c.